The phrase "a record outside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a record or document that is located externally or not within a specific location or system.
Example: "We need to check if there is a record outside of our database that contains the necessary information."
Alternatives: "an external record" or "a document outside".
"Again, I don't believe my own hype and I know this is a unique record outside of what is currently being played on the radio...so I am willing to go a different route in spreading the gospel," Wilson says.
We videotaped all trials using two regular cameras to record outside and a thermographic camera to record inside the building.
But when we see a young man with a suede jacket listening to records outside, in public, while drinking during the day with a pretty girl with Zoey Deschanel bangs?
This year's midterm races have seen a record amount of outside spending.
Moreover, a careful analysis of the -CH2 symmetric and anti-symmetric stretching modes revealed a slight downward shift in spectra recorded inside steatotic vesicles when compared to spectra recorded outside, suggesting a different lipid environment inside the steatotic vesicles.
It was the first time the band spent a considerable amount of time recording outside of Seattle since 1996's No Code.
A coach with a 2-20 recoutsideside Pullman whupped the Buffs 31-27 in Boulder on two touchdown passes in the final two-and-a-half minutes.
His family was loving and bookish, Cohn recalls, without much of a record collection outside Haydn and Mozart.
Steele's supporters believe the obsessive focus of his chairman, Martyn Thomas, on smoothing the return of Sir Clive Woodward – the World Cup winning coach who has cast a long shadow over the RFU since leaving in 2004, despite a patchy record outside the sport since – was only one element in his dismissal.
